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Four Louisiana police officers were working their shifts as normal, and when they became hungry, they decided to go to Outback Steakhouse to grab a bite to eat for dinner.

What they didn’t know was that as soon as they walked in the door, the manager and server took notice of their uniforms and planned to send them a message on their receipt.

The incident unfolded at an Outback Steakhouse in Slidell, Louisiana, where four on-duty local officers went in to grab some dinner, according to Fox8. Read the full story here ▶

People are outraged over what this professional female golfer wore on the green. Take a look and let us know if you believe she did anything wrong.

The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) warned players like Paige Spiranac that a strict new dress code was coming and would be vigorously enforced.

The new rules prohibited the plunging necklines, short skirts, and leggings that are popular among female athletes. Furthermore, any infractions could earn golfers a fine of $1,000, and the fine will double with each offense. Read the full story here ▶

After a mother had been at a Wendy’s fast food restaurant with her 4-year-old daughter, her little girl later began complaining that her mouth was “yucky” but wouldn’t say why.

Confused as to what this “funny” taste was that her child kept referring to, the horrified mother figured out what a fast food employee had done to her child upon closer inspection.

It wasn’t Dezeray Risner’s first time taking her daughter to the popular burger chain, but it will likely be her last, even if outside her town of Hubert Heights, Ohio. Read the full story here ▶

12 year-old Louisa Manning was a target of a school bully at her school. She would get names like “hairy” and “man-beast”, she was also teased for being overweight.

This led to Louisa suffering body-image issues and later, eating disorders for many years. When she attended college, Louisa decided to get her life back by getting fit which brought her confidence back.

At a college sporting event, Louisa met her former bully just ten years later. Even though he had no idea who she was, but Louisa did. Read the full story here ▶

Female student and self-described public activist, Anna, didn’t quite deliver the message she intended with her controversial video, which she’d captioned: “This video is ‘dedicated’ to all who love to peek under skirts. On the behalf all women who became your victims – here, look! And stay away from us.”

The video starts with Anna getting comfortable in a train station, standing in the middle of the busy gangways. She then lifts up her skirt to expose her underwear. This sparks confusion, and it’s unclear how the student from Russia was hoping this move would help stop upskirting.

With over 1.4 million views, the video has yet to receive the expected response. One person commented: “Someone looked under your skirt and saw your underwear. What is humiliating and insulting in this?” Another wrote: “W***** themselves provoke this. Normal honest girls do not behave like this.”

Some appreciated the video, but for an entirely different reason. “This is my favorite video manifesto,” one commenter wrote, while another stated: “Great ass!” “It sure is getting hot in my room,” a third comment read. Dear readers, we are republishing this story amid recent reports that suggest many US states are recording record highs in se-ual assault incidents.

A woman from Huntington, New York, experienced constant pain for a whopping thirty-five years, leaving her bedridden.

But as it turned out, the solution to her troubles had been right in front of her the whole time. Dana Anhalt, who is 37 years old, has suffered from a long list of illnesses from a young age.

She was constantly in recovery from a wide array of problems, ranging from mild to serious. But in 2011, her body began to give out on her. Read the full story here ▶

According to the court documents, the defendant, later identified as 33-year-old Robert, was convicted of multiple charges, including: se-ual battery – victim less than 12 years of age, se-ual battery while in position of custodial authority, child abuse (aggravated) and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Prosecutors say the defendant was sentenced to two life sentences and will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

Per reports, the denfendant was initially charged with more then 1,000 counts of se-ual battery. During the investigation, authorities reportedly revealed that the defendant se-ually abused the child, who was not identified due to her age, for 3 years. Read the full story here ▶

We can often jump to conclusions where teenagers are concerned; presume that they’re up to no good. We all remember what a difficult time it was being a teenager, having to cope with changes within us and feelings that can be overwhelming.

But often it’s teenagers who remind us that despite the hurdles we face we should always strive to do the right thing.

Officer Joe was on duty in when he saw a woman in need, she was struggling to get out of her car as high winds and rain pushed against her. Before he could do anything a teen came running over to her, took his shirt off and wrapped it around the woman, shielding her from the torrential downpour. Read the full story here ▶

Tony Rohr learned the one question that you aren’t able to ask in today’s corporate America.

“Why can’t we be the company that stands up and says we care about our employees?” Rohr states as he questioned his bosses at the Elkhart, Ind., Pizza Hut where he is a store manager.

To them, it was certainly the wrong question. Pizza Hut forced Rohr (pictured below) to terminate his job at the chain pizza outlet where he worked his way up to general manager status for over 10 years at the Pizza Hut on Elkhart’s Jackson Boulevard. Read the full story here ▶